The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-19

three, and they ought not to have wop, that.
a.; and hc%s ps,d ss sS to Bod
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HOTEL Ws:Eips ssid tried g picI au I,nS,s
" pe sSs p o Who Know disrens By
Hatnss, Who heard 4 al, promised 70 write 70
s S1St sonps sn q oil oshsr
would do the same thing. 1 said right out pc.
Sss Sss an e AXE ys1 sha a's ana
abou, the case. and Nick Young has known oil
about II for several months.'
THE PROFITS OF BASE BALL
Fyom the Boston Herald.
The public is not aware how great are the
profits from directing the game OF base Dali as
For .e On O. eps 9
probably nothing like Il In any form OF aamnse,
en The expenses Of base bali Are roI rSd n
e f Is pa nas neXt IN the salaries paid the play
ers: third. In. the travelling expenses 81 the
e,nHs TRepe must be guaranty as regards
some OF them but the game greatly more tnan
it, WY aee ss
cream Of the business, does not before long de-
bali rightly managed may be made more re-
muneratiye than the drama, the concert hail.
the sporting nelu Oh uny KIM. ~.
Boston affords o. good example the present
year Of what may be done in this way There SI,
will be about sixty.three games OF base PAL PAL
been played The attendance at them has
ayf crss y is
q game. for there are reserved seats, to the
p 1900 IN numb ,gs at swe e9 tyyhcs
Of the grounds which bring in money: Il y
season sea- at $4,000. Out Of this are to be taken
perhaps. $4,000 for salaries OF players, S1,0UO
Tor ground expenses, and considerable! . sun, sum
this s alt atsosether $4,000. Tie profits therefore,
that the season OF five months Will represent
Wi The e. Boston Base Ball Club is ostensibly q
Of Tn' Ress ~ sn
majority S 81 the stock and they administer al
P sss Hy sss M
ly, and vote themselves $2,5Oo salary each. the
ss hese oass 5 S
pay no dividends on the stock notwit y 15ti
INVESTED Is ear a0TsSst 70 q ' their
Rs tie sDmss ss played H III In city,
what A dSnsSt the Of the sO +
n his TN
sss sSsm such 70
general policy s not broad howsv q: There
With the immense sums they are %asin sing,
these have sn
s psd pE IN other 1877 sses TSsr pos o
yss for ss sh9 3.
Compelled 70 have them, .tSs taking sd Ivan,
Washington that they compelled their players
to take their baggage and bats into q horse
as tasy that Fsese nss aae
what should be expected Of men who are max
ing $4,000 a season.
base ball. and they are worthy the attention Of
business n men IN the am M ne I tbey
I 81 as 10 y
and which deals literally with the public.
EASTERN LEAGUE NOTES.
# Hs 70
open with renewed viGor and courage on every side
had % s
sse1s 81
age. He bats vel. and may turn out Godsend 70 the
.1s che
M & .
in to help Csmpion = change 10. st.tz. Champion
Ss.s S .I. pitcher on
as. s ct 81 E h.
sss i
out him tle nine would meet With more such disasters
S. Iss:. ;ssad; S,sSss
sss dssss
tendance !. game. ~aies Is. not e ~ ny Sssa
nsas
sIss.hsrs II four club pretty ven
y sS ..sss a. ias & ss
may BRING them down
The week has been married By the explosion Of ~.
Fss
pine ;taItsa from ,sis ssIehssdsans:' 4 Wsss.
SsIs 5s.;Sns SS,h
e: s.:
q I ws had
ssnasd spr,nsasIs, xhSs: nome in WsssrSs.y oniS
= Ne.
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eash their had BAD
Dassy
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.ousy copied about the STATE This ssxs rr k9gE an
eoPletsy stating that he has already four risnmen
the right ones come e hand ne sthe last man IN The
cannot be allowed to sign memo men,. matter how we'll
here and who cannot b. depended upon: The expert
wa. fortnna,e the matter thus righted itseh this
the nine has depended for support begin TO see the
ing rot and had been keeping away from the games
GOSSIP ABOUT NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE CLUBS.
Flanagan, who was released by the Athletics .
failure hrst base 10 playing that position for the
salems and captaining tho team
Hatfield Of the Portl snds Is ball player who IL too
fast for the company he Is with. Re Is good third
basemAn excellent ptsher and wthal hard batter.
Bostons Junior team, known as the Blues T. playing
remarkably good ball for minor league and the Blues
will push the Postands hard as thei. seniors
crowding the Aichganders.
Old Joe Manning who nIed the right garden for the
Philadelphia long IL looked to by tho youngsters
In the New England League as patriarch. He alter
between the right field and fret base for the Blues
Davies OF the Portlands who was picked up by Man.
ager spence In Brooklyn when the season opened IL
also doing good work lie was very weak player. but
he has made such steady and rapid Improvement that
tod hat n tina has MIA In tha Iaa1 He